Movement from pulpit boosts Atlanta charity drive
The Associated Charities movement gains momentum as ministers urge support from ATLANTA churchgoers. By week’s end the total membership reaches 1,042 with 144 new members added this week under Mrs J Henry Porter and other chairmen. Cards distributed in churches and by ushers aim to reach 1,500 members as cold weather limits turnout. The central committee plans further outreach at the Carnegie library and urges more signups from those who missed Sunday services.
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Atlanta
Central Committee
J Henry Porter
Inman Park
Wenk
Harvie Jordan
Garvey Anderson
McWhorter Milmer
W . Manafield
Carnegie Library
Sanav
Florida crops crushed by cold snap in Pensacola region
Report from Pensacola notes early fruit and vegetable crops in the area have been damaged or killed by an unusually cold wave. Despite prior mild weather promoting growth, temperatures plunged below freezing, with some spots recording sixteen degrees. The frost threatens orange groves and general harvests across the south Florida peninsula.
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Pengatota
Fie
Florida
Ltts
Orange
Son of Congressman Dead in Rocky Mount Typhoid
Roanoke January 31 Thomas Saunders son of Congressman Saunders of the Virginia district died at Rocky Mount Virginia of typhoid fever aged 21. He was a student of the University of Virginia.
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Thomas + Saunders
Saunders
Afch
Virginia
Rocky Mount
University of Virmiote
St Doula Steamship Crippled Near Port
New York January 31. The steamship St Doula of the American Line nears port with her rudder broken and the anchor holding by a makeshift tackle. The ship proceeds at reduced speed under improvised steering in heavy seas.
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Tne
St Doula
Hne
Wil
York
Georgetown
Santiago
Cuba
George W. Gibbs
Europa
Weat Indies
Ming
Lamient
Firemen on Dead Rush Hit By High Wind Fires
Fourteen fire calls were answered yesterday by the department up to 1 o clock. Thirteen were Saturday and the rest yesterday. Fire Chief Cummings said winds made the fires more dangerous though contained to small areas. Notable blazes included Piedmont Driving Club bar room fire from an open fireplace, burning under the floor. residence at 185 Oglethorpe Avenue. 78 Central Place. 134 Key Street. Three companies responded at each, with minor damage overall.
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Cummings
Piedmont Driving Club
Chemicaia Shettly
T B
Oglethorpe Avenue
Central Place
Iey Street
Mill Fatality At Harris Plant In Oakville
Oakville Washington January 31 Meres Senitan killed Arthur Gestland by hurling him onto a revolving base saw at Harris mill. The saw cut through Gestland’s body. Sheriff Payette reported Gestland formerly worked as a fireman on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad and resided in Buffalo.
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Oakville
Wash
Meres Senitan
Arthur Gestland
Harris Mill
Sherif Payette
Gestland
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern
Buffato
Central Bank Favored in United States Monetary Review
Washington reports that the first nations monetary commission is likely to favor a central bank for the United States. Senator Aldrich supports a central bank, while resistance to minor financial changes persists until broad reform. The commission, with members including Hopkins and Bonypget, continues its investigation as terms expire.
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Jake Corrigam
Washington DC
Pecal
United Sates
First Nations Monetary Commission
Dolievan
Benator Aldrin
Mance
Aanate
Commienian
Benidag
Tellier
Colorado
Charlea J Hughes
Sanusiot Hopkins
Bonypget
Tragic double shooting and feud at Confederate home
Eddie Mize, a recent arrival from Athens, shot his wife and then killed himself after a long motive of vengeance surfaced. The couple had wartime ties and the tragedy occurred near Second and North Street in Wilmington. Meantime, a governance clash at the Confederate Veterans Home pits Superintendent Robert I Barry against Dr Amos Fox over guard appointments, with Pat McCullough named pending trustees action.
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Spe- Cin
Eddie Mize
Athens
Mize
Fic
Wea
Ling
Mine
Georgia
Stepaaltian
Oman
Confederate Veterans Home
Robert I. Barry
Amon Fox
Wight
Board of Trustees
Banry
T H. White
Eixert County
Fox Eo
Patrie Cultoush
Atlanta
Autama
Barry
Board of Trusteed
Atlantis
Pat McCullough
White
Harry
Thees
Georgia Jeffrey and Russian Prince Marry in Hankow
A Chinese clipping reports Miss Georgia Jeffrey, an American, wed a Russian prince in Hankow last December. The marriage may halt the Heflin case in Washington, where Rep Thomas Heflin faces an assault indictment. Public noting the couple’s union and its possible effect on court proceedings.
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Georgia Jeffrey
Heflin
Joan Cordigan
Washington
Georgia Jeffre
Hankow
China
Thomas Henin
Gundy
Laster
Miss Jeffrey
Lundy
Alan Doman
Tom McCreery
Trefer
Louis Lantry
Soming
Mies Jeffrey
Christchurch
England
Ubutent
Prince Alfred Arkenhelm-Gagarin
Marriag
Mina Georgia Jeffrey
Washington Dc
U BA
Heabhauld
Fires Sweep Georgia Towns in Weekend Blaze Toll
Fires across Dublin Valdosta and Columbus produce heavy losses totaling around 75 000 to 375 000 as several fires burn through January 31 Reports cite destroyed veneer plant Tacksons stores Keen Bros and Jacksons stock with insurance gaps The Dublin blaze left the Southland Lumber property valued near 825 000 uninsured and the Jacksons block threatened by heat and sparks Columbus saw multiple fires under frigid weather taxing fire crews across two days.
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Spector
Southland Limber Company
Ned
Tacksons
Dam
Keen Bros Stores
HY /Westhtook
Jacksons
Valdosta
Fremen
L. M. Birtch
Gunley & Co
Mre Mitchell
Roering
Mre
E Pearlman
RG Starke
Columbean
Frisco Chief Engineer JoF Hinckley Resigns
An official announcement states JoF Hinckley will resign as chief engineer of the Frisco system effective tomorrow. M C Byers, previously engineer of maintenance and ways for the Frisco-Rock Island system, will succeed him. the office will be abolished. Hinckley will join the Southern Railway Tug Dike project with headquarters at Neweea.
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Aempaw
Jof Hinckley
Hinckley
M C Byers
Rock Island
Hincksey
Southern Railway
Neweea
Accidental shooting kills Mrs Tuckerman in Springfield home
In a Springfield apartment at 306 North Cork Street a pistol discharged while George Busse demonstrated its use, striking Mrs Li C Tuckerman wife of a frok dealer. She died instantly as Mayor Busse and General Gerard learned of the fatal incident. George Busse planned to leave for Cincinnati on business prior to the tragedy.
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George Fete
Pred Bues
Chicago
Mra Li C
Tuckerman
Métton
North
Cork Street
Ira ‘Tuckerman Wus
Exignijer Genenal
A. C
Geran
Charity
George Ruane
En Oreaway
Bertha Lambe
Burgiane
Gerard
Wix Tuckerman
Alfred
Basse
George
Gergit
Fuckerman
Bassey
Busse
George Busse
Cincinnati
Mayor Busse
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Weather Prophecy Sets Fair Monday Across States
A weather forecast from January notes fair skies and rising temps in many regions. Northwest portions may see continued cold, with lighter north winds and no major storms. Florida and Texas expect warmer conditions early in the week, while Virginia and Tennessee anticipate gradual warming alongside cooler starts.
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Boreeast
Georgia
Northwest
Virginia
Mons
Guy
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Ministsappl
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
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